THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES
McDonnell Towers

24400 Civic Center Dr.
Fri. & Sat. Evenings 7:30 p.m.
Sat. & Sun. Mornings 9:00 am.

Rabbi. Nachman Simon 548-2666
Cantor Moshe Weiner

CONG. BETH TEFILO
EMANUEL TIKVAH

Friday, September 21, 1919 47

Rabbis Plan Holiday Appeal for State of Israel Bonds

Members of the Rabbini-
cal Commission of Greater
Detroit met recently with
Rabbi Shragai Cohen, na-
tional director of Israel
Bonds' synagogue activi-
ties, to plan greater Jewish
community mobilization in
support of Israel's Economic
Development for Peace
Loan.
Calling the peace loan
campaign "vital to the peace
process, Rabbi Cohen
stated that synagogue
dinners and High Holy Day
appeals on behalf of Israel
Bonds "are the backbone of
the crucial loan dollar cam-

paign geared toward help-
ing Israel complete a vast
building program which
must be completed by
1982."

He advised the rabbis
that, in appreciation of out-
standing participation,
synagogues raising $25,000
or more during High Holy
Day appeals will receive
specially commissioned, in-
dividually signed, 10-color
lithographs by noted artist
Phillip Ratner, depicting
"and they shall beat their
swords into plowshares and
their spears into pruning-

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wishes to extend heartfelt greetings to its
members and the entire community for a
happy,` healthy and peaceful New Year

hooks," (Isaiah 2:4).
He said eligible par-
ticipating congregants
will have the opportunity
to inscribe their names in
"Peace Books" and the
completed books will
then be placed on display
at the Truman Peace
Center in Jerusalem.
Synagogues planning
High Holy Day appeals are:

Shaarey Shomayim, Young
Israel of Southfield, Young
Israel of Greenfield, Young
Israel of Oak Woods, Beth
Achim, Bnai David, Beth
Abraham Hillel Moses,
Mishkan Israel, Dovid Ben
Nuchim, Beth Tefilo
Emanuel Tikvah, Bnai
Zion, Bnai Israel Beth
Yehudah, Shomrey
Emunah and Beth Shalom.

Best Wishes For A Year
of Peace, Health and Happiness
To Ali-Our Relatives, Friends
and the Entire Jewish Community

MR. and MRS. MORRIS DORN
and FAMILY

Morning and Evening Services
are held Daily at Our Congregation

The Officers
and Directors

a

of the

Shown planning Israel Bond appeals are, stand-
ing from left, Rabbis Max Kapustin Efry Spectre,
David Nelson, Harold Loss, James I. Gordon, Leo Y.
Goldman, Louis Finkelman, Ernst Conrad, Stanley M.
Rosenbaum and A. Irving Schnipper. Seated from left
are Rabbis Shragai Cohen, Israel I. Halpern and Leon
Fram.

Rabbi
Leizer Levin

Morris Dorn
President

24225 Greenfield

Southfield

B'NAI DAVID YOUTH PROGRAM

announces

TAUT and TEFILIN CLUB

. . . Sunday morning group for teens: age 12 1/2-17

BEGINS SEPTEMBER 30th

• Breakfast and Bowling follow short
morning service
(sponsored by the B'nai David Men's Club)

• Special trips and speakers once a
month:

See a DETROIT LIONS FOOTBALL GAME!!
Play for one price PIN-BALL ARCADE .. .
Winter Toboganning . and lots more!
Speakers on topics of interest to Jewish youth.

• Help build a strong Jewish identity .. .
All young people are invited!

MEETS

9:00 A.M.

K

EACH SUN./

IT
,/ALL COSTS ONLY 9
EACH WEEK!

(First Meeting: /

FREEH),"/

Wanto to know more?
Contact adviser ALAN HURVITZ: 557-0822 evenings

For more information on the B'nai David youth program
(for ages 4 to 17), contact youth-director Dan Kaplan at the
synagogue, 557-8325

Maimonides Topic Lecture Series
at Emanu-El
of Temple Class

Registration is being
taken for a class on Moses
Maimonides which will
meet 12:30 p.m. Thursdays
and one Thursday evening a
month beginning Oct. 11 at
Temple Kol Ami. Rabbi
Ernst Conrad will conduct
the class.
The public is invited. For
information, call the tem-
ple, 661-0040.

Jewish Culture
Class for Kids

Cong. Bais Chabad of
Farmington Hills is offering
a program for children age 4
and 5 in Jewish culture,
awareness, crafts, stories,
songs and games. Snacks
are served.
The class, to begin in Oc-
tober, will be held 1:30 p.m.
Tuesdays and Thursdays at
the Labor Zionist Institute.
Chaya Bergstein is the pro-
gram coordinator.
Registration is required.
For information or to regis-
ter, call Mrs. Bergstein,
626-3194 or 626-6240.

Student Rabbi
Serves T'chiyah

PHILADELPHIA — Roy
Mittelman, is one of 28 Re-
constructionist Rabbinical
College students who will
be serving as student rabbis
during the High Holy Days.
Mittelman will serve
Cong. T'chiyah in Detroit.

ORT's Health Project
insures that each student
attends classes in proper
health by providing clinics,
infirmaries and qualified
medical personnel.

Temple Emanu-El an-
nounces ABC News foreign
correspondent Herb Kaplow
will be the first speaker in
its Sunday Speakers Series
slated to begin 7:30 p.m.
Oct. 7 in the temple.
Subsequent programs
will feature Shlomo Car-
lebach, Nov. 4; a debate on
capital punishment, March
9; Dr. Bruno Bettelheim,
May 4; and author Caroline
Bird, June- 8.
For information, call the
temple, 967-4020.

MOIES CHETIM
ORGANIZATION
OF DETROIT

wish to extend their best wishes for a happy and pros-
perous New Year to all Synagogues, Organizations
and all of the Detroit and Suburban Jewry for helping
to carry out the Mitzva of Moies Chetim so no Jewish
family or individuals in our midst shall be denied the
necessities for Pesach.

MORRIS DORN,
MORREY GOULD,
ABE KATZMAN,
ABRAHAM "SATOVSKY,
MRS. SAMUEL LEVE,
BEN WEISMAN,

President
Vice-Pres.

Vice;-Pres.—Trea.
Vice-Pres.

Fin. Sec'y.
Secy.

SEPHARDI

HIGH HOLY DAY SERVICES

ZIONIST CULTURAL CENTER

18451 West Ten Mile. Rd., Southfield, Mi.

Dr. Ibrahim Fiyazi, President
Salvatore Katan, Cantor
David Hazan, Cantor
leshula Ishakis, Reader
Gilbert Senor, Sexton

Call, Mrs. Mary Papo for reservations 967-4414